The Mebane Youth Soccer Association (MYSA) contracts with the City of Mebane to use soccer fields. The City of Mebane does not organize, operate or supervise MYSA’s program. If you have questions about youth soccer programs, please visit the MYSA website or email them.
Personal grills are not allowed at our parks. Lake Michael and Holt St. Park have available charcoal grills near the shelter areas for your use.
You may walk your dog at City parks and on trails, but they must be on a leash at all times. Unless exempt, dogs are not allowed in any public meetings, on any of the ball fields, or in any of the athletic complexes. Most parks have dog waste stations that supply patrons with clean … Continued
Yes. You can buy a license online. You can also get one by calling 1-888-2HUNTFISH (1-888-248-6834) or from any license agent.
The City of Mebane will collect appliances, known as ‘white goods’, such as refrigerators, stoves, washers, dryers, and dishwashers. City staff will create a work order on your normal collection day to have your appliance collected.
No. Alcohol and tobacco are prohibited at all City facilities, including parks, ball fields, and at Lake Michael. (Municipal Code 22-1, 22-12).
No, personal or rented bounce houses are not allowed at any parks or facilities. The Recreation and Parks Director may grant approval for city-sponsored events.
Currently, the City of Mebane does not allow drone usage. Please email the Recreation and Parks Director for approval.
The Mebane City Council is committed to allowing members of the public an opportunity to offer comments and suggestions. In addition to public hearings, a special time is set aside for the purpose of receiving such comments and suggestions. All comments and suggestions are addressed to the Council during the Public Comment Period during the … Continued
The City of Mebane’s water comes from the Graham-Mebane Water Treatment Plant that is co-owned with the City of Graham. The plant began operation in 1976 and is located on Graham-Mebane Lake in the northeast part of Alamance County. The lake itself is 718 acres, providing 2.8 billion gallons of storage. The water treatment plant … Continued
